Today we’re going to learn how to talk about having fun in Portuguese.<\/p>\n
1. Curtir<\/b> [coor-cheer]<\/p>\n
This verb is slang for “to have fun” or “to enjoy.” It’s frequently used by young people to talk about going out and having a good time.<\/p>\n
Curtimos muito a festa ontem<\/b>. We had a lot of fun at the party yesterday.<\/p>\n
Vou curtir muito o feriado. <\/b>I’m going to enjoy the holiday.<\/p>\n
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2. Aproveitar<\/b> [ah-proh-vay-tar]<\/p>\n
This verb literally means “to take advantage of” but can also be used to mean “have a good time” or “have fun.”<\/p>\n
Aproveitaram muito a viagem.<\/b> They had a lot of fun on their trip.<\/p>\n
Voc\u00ea aproveitou o passeio no barco?<\/b> Did you have fun on the boat ride?<\/p>\n
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3. Divertir-se<\/b> [gee-vehr-cheer see]<\/p>\n
This verb is the standard verb used to mean “to have fun.”<\/p>\n
Me diverti muito no Rio.<\/b> I had a lot of fun in Rio.<\/p>\n
Ele se divertiu no jogo.<\/b> He had fun at the game.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Today we’re going to learn how to talk about having fun in Portuguese. 1. Curtir [coor-cheer] This verb is slang for “to have fun” or “to enjoy.” It’s frequently used by young people to talk about going out and having a good time. Curtimos muito a festa ontem. We had a lot of fun at…<\/p>\n